Tires on my toyhauler lumpy

[Doughydman-JAY]

Got my octane in getting a few warranty issues taken care of and noticed my tire sidewalls are not totally smooth. I didn’t take picture. Cw rep says it is tire material separating from itself. It’s not quite bubbling but enough lumpiness to where I’m slightly concerned. Should I accept this answer from camping world?

 

[norty1]

Short answer, NO. Maybe post some pictures and get a 2nd opinion from a tire shop.

What brand tire are they?

 

[Doughydman-JAY]

Goodyear

 

[RedHorse1]

Does G’year still make ST tires in China?

 

[bdreinv]

Hartland DTire speed rated 87mph load range high 120s.We had a toy box always overloaded! Thanks

 

[WeRJuliian]

It's under warranty, and the dealer pointed out that the tyres are defective...
Why aren't they pursuing a warranty claim for you?

Oh, no, wait.. you've been driving on them, so that voids the warranty, I forgot that bit. (yes, for the sarcasm-impaired.. that was it, right there )

Seriously, whether warranty or not, I'd replace them before you drive much farther.

 

[norty1]

Before you spend good money, get a 2nd opinion from a certified Goodyear dealer. If they are problematic they can and will honor the warranty.

You did not mention what type tires you have other than Goodyear but tires DO have bumps on them as a result of the manufacturing process.

A Goodyear dealer will know the difference.

I can tell you from first hand experience that they are one of the few tire makers that back up their product.